Minutes Action Items

Paste your meeting minutes and SPM converts the formal record into a trackable list of decisions and next steps. Every action item has an owner, every decision has context, nothing lives only in the document.

Meeting notes or transcript
Supports meeting transcripts, notes, and SPM roadmap output

Visual Kanban

NOW / NEXT / LATER lanes with priority sorting

Source Citations

Every item traces back to exact meeting quotes

Dependencies

See what blocks what before you start

How it works

  1. 1
    Paste your meeting minutes

    Formal minutes, secretary-style notes, or any structured record of what was decided and agreed. Attendee lists help SPM assign ownership accurately.

  2. 2
    SPM extracts decisions and commitments

    The AI reads through the formal record and separates discussion points from actual decisions. Resolutions become tracked actions. Open items get flagged for follow-up.

  3. 3
    Get a trackable action list from your formal record

    Decisions become actions with owners and deadlines. The action list is organized by priority so teams know what to act on from the formal meeting record without reading the entire document.

What you get

Resolution-to-action conversion

Formal resolutions and decisions in minutes become specific, actionable items with a named owner. No more "action items" buried in paragraph 3.

Decision context preserved

Each action item includes the decision rationale from the minutes. The record and the action stay connected so owners understand what was agreed and why.

Open item flagging

Items tabled or deferred in the minutes surface as flagged follow-ups. They do not disappear into the formal record.

Priority ordering

Actions sorted by urgency and dependencies into NOW / NEXT / LATER. Teams prioritize immediately, not after re-reading the full minutes.

FAQ

Is this free?
Yes. 2 free action item extractions, no sign-up required. Sign in with Google for unlimited access and 30 expert document reviews.
What format of minutes work?
Any format: formal corporate minutes, secretary-style notes, structured bullet records, or even exported docs from Google Meet or Microsoft Teams. The more structured the minutes, the more precise the action items.
How is this different from reading the minutes myself?
Reading minutes tells you what happened. SPM extracts what to do next: a prioritized, owner-assigned action list you can track without returning to the full document.
Can I use this for board meeting minutes?
Yes. Board meeting resolutions, strategic decisions, and assigned follow-ups all produce action items. Longer and more formal minutes produce more precise output.
What else can SPM do?
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